“Amazing hotel. One of the best in Israel no doubt.”

Amazing hotel. View is breathtaking. Service is super professional. Food (vegetarian and fish 0nly) is tasty and plenty. Rooms are nice and modern. Great A/C. Great Wi-Fi . The gardens outside and inside the hotel are really a nature wonder. The atmosphere is very high end.

“A relaxing hotel in the north of Israel”

I was lucky enough to stay here for 2 nights in August with my husband and son. We had 2 rooms. This is a very beautiful hotel. The decor is very soothing and pleasing to the eye. It has a lot of greenery including a living wall in the center of the building. They have their own bakery and they m... more

I was lucky enough to stay here for 2 nights in August with my husband and son. We had 2 rooms. This is a very beautiful hotel. The decor is very soothing and pleasing to the eye. It has a lot of greenery including a living wall in the center of the building. They have their own bakery and they make their own cheese and they have a farm so the delicious produce you eat there is grown right on the property. We only ate in the dairy restaurant (the two restaurants are separated into milk and meat according to kosher law) so I can only comment in the dairy one. The food was very good. We really enjoyed the bread and cheese! They have a very nice pool area to relax at but the water is freezing!! The cocktail menu is enticing and I sat down the first day during happy hour so I ordered 2 from the menu, one for me and one for my husband. They were pretty but both were super sweet, made with mixes and not drinkable. (This hotel is an Isrotel and we found out later this is their standard cocktail list.) Everyone who works here is lovely and super helpful. They have a small but nice gym. I used the sauna and steam room. The room was quiet and dark and very comfortable for sleeping. It’s in a great location to explore the Golan Heights, the Kinneret, the areas around Mt. Herman and Tzafet. I’d definitely stay here again!!

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“Almost perfect”

Wonderful farm-hotel formerly owned by a physician who then sold it to isrotel chain, and made them promise to maintain the farm to table and wellness concept - or so the story went. Without a doubt, the food is the true star of this hotel. It might have been rhe greatest breakfast buffet I’ve e... more

Wonderful farm-hotel formerly owned by a physician who then sold it to isrotel chain, and made them promise to maintain the farm to table and wellness concept - or so the story went. Without a doubt, the food is the true star of this hotel. It might have been rhe greatest breakfast buffet I’ve ever seen (unless you’re a die hard carnivore) everything was fresh! Cheeses made on site, breads (so many types) made at their bakery, all sorts of egg dishes and middle eastern delicacies (shakahuka) and the greatest iced coffee I’ve ever had. The pool is a little weird as it is indoor and climate controlled. But it’s probably for the best as summer in Israel feels like the sun. The views of the valley below and Lake Kinneret were beautiful. The only negative I can think of was that when we took a tour of the farm there were maybe 7 or 8 people from all over in addition to our family of 7 (3 generations). The guide was an older guy who just simply refused to speak in anything but Hebrew and flat out told us in English that he wouldn’t translate. So the tour was basically visual and we lost out on the so much about the history of the hotel and surroundings. Lame. Trying to make a point of the importance imod Hebrew in Israel at our expense. Otherwise, a great stay overall.

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